Rethinking model-based and model-free influences on mental effort and striatal prediction errors

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RT @carolfehersilva: My new paper with Gaia Lombardi, @MicahEdelson and @Todd_A_Hare is out in @NatureHumBehav Take-home messages: model-fr…

"...model-free learning may not be automatic. Instead, humans can reduce mental effort by using a model-based strategy alone rather than arbitrating between multiple strategies" https://t.co/J4KbiSZ1M6

Some really important considerations here for anyone studying the balance of habitual/model-free and goal-directed/model-based decision making!

It was a great pleasure having @Todd_A_Hare as a guest speaker! He discussed why we should re-evaluate the combined model-free and model-based reward paradigms prevalently used to explain learning and decision-making. Link: https://t.co/PVGhIC4lEh #Ec…

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